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Image of Cashelkeelty SE (Stone Circle) by Nucleus

The stone circle with is recumbent seen from behind the stone row

Image credit: Uwe Häberle 05/2009
Image of Cashelkeelty SE (Stone Circle) by Nucleus

The stone circle (in the foreground) and the stone row

Image credit: Uwe Häberle 05/2009
Image of Cashelkeelty SE (Stone Circle) by ocifant

The three stones (with the quartz block) of the circle. Nearby stones can be seen in the background.

Image credit: Alan S>
Image of Cashelkeelty SE (Stone Circle) by ocifant

This is the sign to look for by the side of the road. There is a layby just west of the pathway which can be used for parking.

Image credit: Alan S>

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Cashelkeelty SE

This circle lies on an ancient trackway called the ‘Old Green Road’. It’s a fair climb up from the road at V755578, firstly through boggy woodland next to a stream, then across open moorland. There are several stiles to traverse. If you’ve got the time, it’s a wonderful trek, and is part of the much longer Beara Way walk.

Once at the circle, only 3 stones of the original 5 remain. Close by, is a row of alignment stones and further off, the ruined remains of a multiple stone circle. Excellent views can be had of the surrounding mountains and down to Killmakilloge Harbour.

I found a large lump of solid white quartz nearby, and left it in the middle of the three stones before leaving – it seemed to fit there somehow.

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